That changes in the independent variable caused changes in the dependent variable
Answer: sensory adaptation.
Sensory adaptation it's when the sensitivity to a
stimulus decreases as a consequence of constant exposure to the stimulus.
When the stimulus starts, the neurons will begin firing action potentials. After a while in the same environment, you'll most likely have forgotten all about that sensation (in this case noise) even though the stimulus is exactly the same.
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The father of social learning theory is Albert Bandura.
